Coinbase "All-In-One Exchange" bringing Every Type of Asset and Market Under One Roof. Stocks, Options, Derivates and More

Coinbase Global Inc. announced on 16. June a suite of new products spanning equities, derivatives, artificial intelligence-driven advisory services, and consumer finance tools as part of its latest "System Update."

The update includes an SEC-registered AI-powered investment advisor, a unified global liquidity pool across U.S. and international trading venues, options trading for both crypto and stocks, tokenized stocks for non-U.S. customers, and new perpetual futures tied to thematic equity indices and pre-IPO companies. 

The company also introduced a Coinbase One Travel Portal offering 5% back in bitcoin on bookings and a USDC-backed version of its Coinbase One card for users without traditional credit histories.

Coinbase Stock transfers and tokenized equities

U.S. customers can now transfer existing stock portfolios from other brokerages directly to Coinbase through the Automated Customer Account Transfer Service (ACATS) system. 

Traders can access nearly every major U.S. stock, index, and ETF through Coinbase Advanced, with zero commission fees, TradingView charting tools, and fractional shares.

Coinbase said it will introduce 1:1 backed tokenized stocks for non-U.S. customers next month. The tokenized equities will represent true equity ownership, including dividend payouts and shareholder rights, and enable 24/7 trading, lending, and gifting of shares.

Derivatives expansion

The company plans to roll out options trading for crypto and stocks in the coming months. Coinbase introduced real-world asset perpetual futures providing targeted exposure to thematic equity indices, including AI10, China10, Defense10, and Tech100 offerings. 

The firm also launched pre-IPO perpetual futures starting with SpaceX, which completed its IPO earlier in June 2026, with Anthropic and OpenAI contracts expected to follow once those companies list publicly.

Perpetual-style futures, approved by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, will be made available to U.S. customers through Coinbase Financial Markets, a registered futures commission merchant and NFA member firm.

Global liquidity unification

Coinbase said it is bringing together its U.S. spot exchange, international derivatives exchanges, and Deribit into a unified, regulated global liquidity pool over the next few months. 

The integration covers spot crypto and derivatives markets and enables cross-margining between perpetual futures and spot positions, allowing collateral to be managed across products.

The company said it is the first exchange approved by the CFTC to offer global regulated crypto derivatives, including options, to American customers.

AI-powered advisory and agentic trading

Coinbase Advisor, rolling out first to Coinbase One members in the U.S., is an SEC-registered AI-powered investment advisor that provides personalized portfolio recommendations, tax-loss harvesting guidance, and multi-asset trading strategies based on real-time news and user data. The service is offered by Coinbase Advisors, LLC, registered as both a Commodity Trading Advisor with the NFA and a Registered Investment Advisor with the SEC.

Coinbase for Agents enables users to define AI agent tasks and boundaries through natural language, including executing market theses across spot and derivatives or using the x402 protocol to pay for premium financial research. Users can restrict agents to isolated sub-accounts with preset limits on capital allocation, asset permissions, and trade sizes.

Prediction markets and onchain trading

Coinbase introduced crypto binaries, which are time-boxed "up or down" markets on BTC, ETH, SOL, and other assets across 15-minute, hourly, daily, monthly, and annual intervals. The platform also launched Combos, allowing users to bundle multiple predictions, spanning economic indicators, political events, and sports outcomes—into a single trade.

The company said its New Launches tab, available starting June 17, enables users to trade tens of millions of Base or Solana tokens the instant they become available onchain.

Card, lending, and USDC-backed credit access

As part of its consumer finance expansion, Coinbase is extending access to its Coinbase One Card through USDC collateral. Users can pledge between $500 and $5,000 in USDC as a security deposit to obtain card access, including for those not approved for traditional credit products.

The card includes rewards of up to 5% in bitcoin on bookings made through Coinbase’s Travel Portal, developed in partnership with Booking.com. The portal allows users to book flights, hotels, and car rentals, replacing traditional loyalty points with bitcoin-based rewards.

Coinbase said the structure is designed to extend card access beyond traditional credit scoring systems while maintaining USDC yield on deposited balances, subject to eligibility.

Infrastructure, developer tools, and payments

The company also expanded its Coinbase Developer Platform, offering APIs for wallets, trading infrastructure, and stablecoin payments. Coinbase said nearly $1 trillion in stablecoin volume was processed across its systems last year.

The platform includes Coinbase Payments, a USDC-based settlement system integrated with institutional custody and API infrastructure. Partners cited include Checkout.com, Klarna, and Webull.

Coinbase also referenced integrations with AWS AgentCore, enabling agent-based payment flows, and described the system as part of its push toward “agentic” financial infrastructure.

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